A process at the company has two stages. The probability of…

A process at the company has two stages. The probability of defective components being produced in stage 1 is 5% and it is 8% in stage 2. Assembled units with defective components only from stage 1 or stage 2 are considered repairable. Items that have defective components from both stage 1 and stage 2 (completely defective) must be scrapped. Use a probability tree diagram and calculate the probability that the assembled units are not defective in stage 1 but are defective in stage 2 (called Repairable II).

A 2.3 kg infant is receiving 150 ml/kg/day of D15W. A. How m…

A 2.3 kg infant is receiving 150 ml/kg/day of D15W. A. How much sodium will you add to a 500 ml bag of fluids to give this infant 3 mEq/kg/day sodium? B. How much calcium will you add to a 250 ml bag of IV fluids to give this infant 200 mg/kg/day calcium? C. Calculate the GIR.